When we use standard access-list?
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Explain why ip address called logical address?
When would you use ISDN? A.) To connect LANs using POTS B.) To support applications requiring voice, data, and video C.) When you need a consistent and very high rate of data speed D.) To connect to IBM mainframes
What metric does rip use? How is the metric used to indicate an unreachable network?
Which types of packets used in EIGRP?
What is ccna?
What does the term "attenuation" mean in data communication? 1 loss of signal strength as distance increases 2 time for a signal to reach its destination 3 leakage of signals from one cable pair to another 4 strengthening of a signal by a networking device
What is the key advantage of using switches?
In which protocol you manually enable route summarization?
Can you explain the difference between trusted and untrusted networks?
Identify 3 feature of access-lists? A.) Implicit deny will deny any packets not matched B.) Processed sequentially from bottom to top C.) Processed sequentially from top to bottom D.) If a packet is denied it would be tested against the remaining statements in the access-list E.) Once a match is made the packet is either denied or permitted F.) Enabled on all interfaces by default
Identify the command to reload the router? A.) Router(config)# reload B.) Router# reset C.) Router# reload D.) Router> reload
What is the extended IPX access list range? A.) 901-1000 B.) 100-199 C.) 900-999 D.) 1000-1000